A BOTCHED butt-lift injected allegedly resulted in a woman’s death as her half-naked body was dumped in front of a hospital Tuesday.
Police are searching for two women after they allegedly brought Maxine Messam to Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx to dump the 53-year-old before walking off.
The women transported Messam to the hospital in her own BMW SUV, leaving the vehicle behind after the 53-year-old was dumped.
“We don’t know what happened,” said Messam’s husband, Carlos Simpson to the Daily News. “She was at work and she left work. So we don’t know what happened from there.”
The hospital called the police around 1:51 in the morning, around the time the woman had died.
Messam was naked from the waist down when she was left in front of Jacobi. Doctors noted that she had needle marks on her body and a foreign substance was found injected into her buttocks.
The two unidentified women told hospital staff they were good samaritans, claiming to have found Messam in distress at Woodlawn Cemetery, said police.
“Everybody is really emotionally damaged at this point in time,” said Messam’s son. “I would like to say something but we don’t have all the details.”
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Messam’s cause of death has yet to be determined but an autopsy will be performed soon.
Dr Scot Glasberg, a certified plastic surgeon, told News 12 that he believes the injections were done illegally.
There have been recent cases of people getting these procedures done in secret to avoid paying the high costs from a legitimate surgeon.
“We’ve heard of it, people doing it in hotels, people doing it in their garages, in their basement,” he said.
“Often it’s not even a physician, it’s people who are not medically trained.”
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